When you have enjoyed continued success with your business, you may find yourself looking at various ways that you can improve your business and make upgrades to ensure continued growth and success. One of the areas that you may be looking to improve upon is the actual physical building in which you operate your business. However, you may be stumped as far as how you will go about upgrading your building so that you can take your business to the next level.
1 February 2017
You probably don't think much about your automatic garage door—until the door malfunctions. While the solution can be a simple fix, such as unblocking a sensor or restoring power, there are bigger problems that can occur with your garage doors. If you are having problems getting your garage door to stay open, if the track has become warped, or if the door won't stay open, it's time to get an inspection done by a qualified repair person.
10 October 2016
Congratulations on your new garage door installation! Now that it's in place, it's time to establish a maintenance routine. With proper maintenance, your new garage door should function for many years to come. Tighten Screws Your garage door consists of many moving parts, which means that it has many screws, nuts and bolts--all of which can become loose as the garage door opens and closes. Once or twice per year, inspect all the moving parts that you can find.
12 May 2016
Have you recently moved into a house with a garage? Are you just now finding out that the garage door is in less than perfect condition? A garage door that refuses to open and close can make you late for work or it can even cause you to be fined if your HOA doesn't allow you to park on the street. Obviously, this means that you'll want to resolve the situation as soon as possible.
29 December 2015
Wood windows give your home a classic look. While not as maintenance-free as other options, like vinyl, they aren't hard to care for if you know what to do and work to prevent problems before they occur. The following three simple tips can help you maintain your wood windows. Tip #1: Do An Annual Gap Check Unlike other types of window casements and sashes, wood can develop gaps and cracks over time due to weathering.
9 December 2015
